Research Group
Principal Investigator
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Chen Chen | PhD, Associate Professor |
Ph.D. Students
 Guangyu Sun |
 Qucheng Peng |
 Andong Deng |
 Ming Li |
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 Anthony Bilic |
 Xuechu Yu |
 Zonglin Lyu |
 Yancheng Zhang |
 Md Kowsher |
 Yuanhao Zou |
 Patrick Kwon |
 Wenhan Wu (Co-advising with Dr. Aidong Lu at UNCC) |
Research for Undergraduate Students
- Momal Ijaz, Renato Diaz, Chen Chen, "Multi-modal Transformer for Nurse Activity Recognition"
The Fifth International Workshop on Computer Vision for Physiological Measurement (CVPM), in conjunction with CVPR 2022. [Paper] - Ethan Frakes, Umar Khalid, Chen Chen, "Efficient and consistent zero-shot video generation with diffusion models", Real-Time Image Processing and Deep Learning 2024. Vol. 13034. SPIE, 2024. [Paper]
Alumni
Ph.D. Students
- Umar Khalid, Ph.D. (UCF) – December 2024. Dissertation: Effective and Efficient Use of Diffusion Models for Editing in Computer Vision.
- Matias Mendieta, Ph.D. (UCF) – August 2024. Dissertation: Efficient and Effective Deep Learning Methods for Computer Vision in Centralized and Distributed Applications. Current: Research Scientist, Apple Inc.
- Ce Zheng, Ph.D. (UCF) – December 2023. Dissertation: Reconstructing 3D Humans from Visual Data (Outstanding Dissertation Award). Current: Postdoc, Carnegie Mellon University (CMU) [Defense Presentation].
- Taojiannan Yang, Ph.D. (UCF) – August 2023. Dissertation: Towards Efficient and Effective Representation Learning for Image and Video Understanding. Current: Research Scientist, AWS AI Lab, CA [Defense Presentation].
- Sijie Zhu, Ph.D. (UCF) – December 2022. Dissertation: Toward Real-World Cross-View Image Geo-Localization (Outstanding Dissertation Award). Current: Research Scientist, Bytedance AI Lab, CA [Defense Presentation].
Master’s Students
- Zhaoning Wang, Master in Computer Vision – May 2024.
- Changlin Li, Master’s in Computer Vision – December 2020, UNCC. Thesis: Object Detection in Aerial Imagery.
- Sumanta Bhattacharyya, Master’s in Computer Vision – December 2019, UNCC. Thesis: Efficient Unsupervised Monocular Depth Estimation Using Attention Guided Generative Adversarial Network.
- Talal Alatiah, Master’s in Computer Vision – May 2020, UNCC. Project: Recognizing Exercises and Counting Repetitions in Real Time.